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Mulligan Stew Aug 8th 2026 – Live from the Edmonton Folk Festival!

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Terry will be live at the Edmonton Folk Music Festival 

Saturday 4PST – 5 MST

Nathaniel Rateliff
Adam Baldwin
Joel Plaskett
And an interview from the archives with Solomon Burke. Blues Legend.

Solomon Burke

Solomon Burke

CKUA Host Chat

with Alison Brock, Holger Peterson, Cam Hayden and Lark Clark

 

Mulligan Stew Aug 1st 2026- Celebrating the songs of Tom Waits and artists at Canmore!

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Hope everyone is having a memorable Summer.

Don’t be in a hurry. It’s gone soon enough.

I’ve got 2 hours of curated music.  It’s been lived in.

 

Playing William Prince and The Dust Collectors from Canmore  Folk Festival

(There’s new stuff like

Dan Penn & Buddy Miller,

Brandi Carlile,

Old Crow Medicine Show,

The Rolling Stones)

Got a great song from an outstanding singer, Ryland Baxter and one from Scary Pockets & Madison Cunningham.

Plus Keb Mo from his new album, The Breakdown.   We’ll be running our interview with Keb  Aug 22nd)

Hour Two features a celebration of the songs and talent of Tom Waits.

You all know how special he is. Unique songs driven by a unique voice and character.

Tom sings

Fumbling with the Blues

Tom Traubert’s Blues

(looking for the) Heart of a Saturday Night

Then,  Tom’s songs by

 John Hammond Gin Soaked Boy

 The Eagles  Ol’ 55 (live)

 Bruce Springsteen Jersey Girl (live in NJ)

Georgie Fame

The Summer Stew finishes with an incredible 8-minute track by Georgie Fame. One of the very best talents to ride the British Invasion.

Survival starts as a quiet blues that finishes with a Memphis Horn riff that just keeps building over the last two minutes.

We’ll be LIVE at Edmonton Folk Next Week. Hope to see you there.

Good luck on the 50.50

TDM

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew Terry Mulligan CKUA
Born under a bad sign Albert King Born under a bad sign
Hand it over Keb Mo (& Soweto Gospel Choir) The Breakdown
Life on the run Brandi Carlile Life on the run
Low down J.J. Cale Guitar Man
Fooled Again (live) Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ Am American Treasure (Deluxe)
The Summer Stew Terry David Mulligan Coming UP J Geils Band
Good Run Marcus King Band Darling Blue
Girl The Beatles All you need is love
Alberta The Dust Collectors Cold Feet
Change Wm Prince (Nathaniel Rateliff) Change
Rubber Band Man Mumford and Sons Rubber Band Man
Deane House River Cafe The Summer Stew
Some kind of wonderful Grand Funk Railroad Best of
Don’t look back Dann Penn and Buddy Miller single
The Stew – TDMulligan Year 30 CKUA
Had me a real good time Faces Long Player
messing with the kid Junior Wells Chicago Blues Band Vanguard Visionaries
The Summer Stew Year 30 Terry David Mulligan Next – Tom Waits and friends
Fumbling with the blues Tom Waits Heart of a Saturday Night
Gin soaked boy John Hammond Ready for Love
Tom Trauberts Blues Tom Waits Small Change
Ol 55 (live) The Eagles One of these nights (deluxe)
Jersey Girl (live) Bruce Springsteen & E Street Band Live at The Meadowlands NJ
(Looking for the) Heart of a Sat Night Tom Waits Heart of a Saturday Night
TDMulligan Mulligan Stew Donor Supported CKUA
Lincoln Highway Old Crow Medicine Show Union Made
Back in your life The Rolling Stones Foreign Tongues
Coyotes Banff Supporting CKUA for over 32 years Thank You
The Fool Ryland Baxter If I were a butterfly
Forever Young Scary Pockets & Madison Cunningham Ups and Downs
Thank You for donating Next week live at Edmonton Folk Fest See ya
Survival George Fame Georgie Fame

EP 399 | Rhiannon Giddens, 2 interviews – Edmonton Folk Music Festival

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 “I started singing at an ungodly age, standing in my crib and warbling at passing family members. I didn’t really think of it as a career until I went to the School of Science and Math and realized that I never wanted to do another algorithm. So I went to Oberlin Conservatory and did the whole opera/recital thing, burned out and discovered the banjo! The rest is history.”
Rhiannon Giddens
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Singer-songwriter Rhiannon Giddens is the co-founder of the GRAMMY Award–winning American string band Carolina Chocolate Drops, in which she also played banjo and fiddle. She began gaining recognition as a solo artist when she stole the show at the T Bone Burnett–produced Another Day, Another Time concert at New York City’s Town Hall in 2013. She sang Odetta’s Water Boy with, as the New York Times put it, “the fervour of a spiritual, the yips of a folk holler, and the sultry insinuation of the blues.”
It was T Bone who convinced Rhiannon to free her voice and become a solo artist.
The elegant bearing, prodigious voice, and fierce spirit that brought the NYC audience to its feet that night, and audiences around the world since, was also abundantly evident on Giddens’ Grammy-nominated solo debut album, “Tomorrow Is My Turn”.
The recording masterfully blends American genres like gospel, jazz, blues, and country, showcasing her extraordinary emotional range and dazzling vocal prowess. She since followed that success with “Freedom Highway”,  produced by T Bone Burnett.  A record that traces the power of African-American song from 200 years ago to today.

It has become abundantly clear that Rhiannon Giddens was to take her place as a peerless and powerful voice in roots music, and her appearance at the festival was to be eagerly, enthusiastically,  breathlessly anticipated.

What was on display tonight was the performance of an artist on the cusp of a true critical and commercial breakthrough with a voice that was regal, confident and, at every turn, breathtaking.”  -The Musical Box

Rhiannon-Giddens
A founding member of the landmark string band Carolina Chocolate Drops, and the all-female banjo supergroup, Our Native Daughters, Giddens is as much a curator as a creator. She is the current Artistic Director of the Yo-Yo Ma-founded Silkroad Ensemble, hosts a TV show on PBS, My Music with Rhiannon Giddens, and has hosted two podcasts (Aria Code from New York City’s NPR affiliate station WQXR, which ran for three seasons, and American Railroad from Silkroad). Rhiannon Giddens has published two children’s books and written and performed music for the soundtrack of Red Dead Redemption II, one of the best-selling video games of all time. She appeared as a recurring cast member on ABC’s hit drama Nashville and as a music history expert on Ken Burns’ Country Music series on PBS. This year, she launched her own music festival in Durham, NC called Biscuits & Banjos, to celebrate Black culture outside the mainstream.
Rhiannon’s last two  albums were
You’re the One
What did the blackbird say to the crow
and we await the latest album, Hope is the Thing with Feathers, coming out in Mid-September.
These two interviews were done several years apart in the CKUA performance tent at the Edmonton Folk Festival.
We thank them for the opportunity and Rhiannon for the time.
TDM

Mulligan Stew July 25th 2026- Honeybear. The Band. New album The Cure

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We kick off your Saturday night with a birthday greeting to the human time piece and stellar showman called Mick Jagger. He’s 83.

Happy 83rd Birthday to Mick Jagger

Happy 83rd Birthday to Mick Jagger

Hour one donor   – Geoff – remembers his son Bo and the days and nights Bo and friends spent at many years of Edmonton Folk Festival

We played some of Bo’s Festival favourites

Corb Lund, Gord Lightfoot – Old Dan’s Records. To honour Bo’s Great Uncle Dan (Daniel Glenwood Key) who was a recording technician for CKUA from the late 50’s to the early 70’s.

Also prime  Beatles and Elvis go one-on-one with Big Mama Thornton. .

Allison Russell, Keb Mo, John Lee Hooker & Ry Cooder, Taj Mahal, Lucinda Williams, Tedeschi Trucks, Leo Kottke.

A quick review of several festivals over the next few days

Monkey Junk – Blue Rodeo at Salmon Arm

Barney Bentall and the Legendary Hearts at Filberg Festival Comox.

Bob Dylan and Butterfield Blues Band at historic  Newport Folk Festival. (Took place July 25  1965)

AND

Honeybear the band

Honeybear the band

We debut The Cure,  a new album from the wonderfully surprising Honeybear the band. (Vancouver)

A delicious mix of R&B, gospel, soul, early rock roots, Bobby Womack, Slim Harpo, Sam Cooke, Fats Domino. Not covers, my friends. Original songs they’ve written and brought to the stage.

 Joining us to tell those Honeybear stories is co-founder, co-writer, vocals and guitar Colin Brumelle. Some of the stories are actually true.

 

Tour Dates:

July 30/31 Edmonton Double Dragon (may be sold out)

Aug 1  Calgary   The Confluence

Aug 2  Red Deer  – Bo’s Bar and Stage

Aug 4 Ottawa

Aug 5 Montreal

Aug 6 Kingston

Aug 7 Toronto

Aug 8 Kitchener

Aug 9 West Van Harmony Arts

Sept 9 Victoria  Upstairs

Sept 10 Vancouver Hollywood Theatre

 

 

Podcast is Rhiannon Giddens. Two interviews from Edmonton Folk Festivals.

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew – Guest Honeybear, the band Terry David Mulligan The Summer Stew – Year 30
Memo from Turner Mick Jagger Performance – soundtrack
Old Men Corb Lund Agricultural Tragic
turn on your lovelight Bobby Bland Best of Bobby
Down to Joy Van Morrison Remembering Now
The Summer Stew TDMulligan CKUA
black lavender Allison Russell and Britney Spencer In the hour of Chaos
old Dan’s records Gord Lightfoot Old Dan’s Records
Across the Universe The Beatles Beatles 67-70
Am I wrong? Keb Mo Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues : Keb Mo
Big Mama Thornton vs Elvis Hound Dog Showdown The Stew
Hound Dog Big Mama Thornton best of
Hound Dog Elvis Elvis Gold
Deane House – River Cafe TDMulligan – The Stew Year 30
This is Hip John Lee Hooker – Ry Cooder Mr Lucky
Death Letter Blues Taj Mahal etc Morgan Freeman’s Symphonic blues experience
The Stew TDM Guest Honey Bear. The Band
Bus to Baton Rouge Lucinda Williams Essence
Who am I Tedeschi Trucks Band Future Soul
CKUA Donor – Supported Radio Mulligan Stew – Year 30 Hour One
World Turning Leo Kottke Standing in my shoes
The Summer Stew – Year 30 TDMulligan Guest Honeybear. The Band CKUA
You’re gonna change or I’m gonna leave Monkey Junk To Behold
where are you now Madison Cunningham Revealer
Hasn’t hit me yet Blue Rodeo 5 days in July
Some thing to live for Barney Bentall and the legendary hearts Barney Bentall and the legendary hearts
Coming UP Honeybear. the band -on Mulligan Stew
Maggie’s Farm (live) Bob Dylan Live at Newport Folk Fest 1965 Bootleg Series
Ringing Hollow The Rolling Stones Foreign Tongues
Coyotes Banff Supporting ckua for over 30 years Thank you
Colin Brumelle Interview Honeybear. The Band TDM
Just your fool Honeybear. The Band The Cure
Honeybear. The Band Colin Brumelle – Guitar TDMulligan
The Cure Honeybear. The Band The Cure
Honeybear. The Band Colin Brumelle Interview The Cure Album
Lay your burden down Honeybear. The Band The Cure
Colin Brumelle Interview Honeybear. The Band CKUA
Fake it til you make it Honeybear. The Band The Cure
Colin Brumelle Interview Honeybear. The Band The Cure
If you were mine Honeybear. The Band single

EP 398 | The Skydiggers – Celebrate 40 years together by going back!!

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Our guests are  Skydiggers co-founders Andy Maise and Josh Finlayson. They’ve just released their next album, West Montrose.

Produced by Jimmy Bowskill in his studio.

The Skydiggers-West Montrose

West Montrose is what they called the band before Skydiggers. (for you trivia fans, one rejected name was Crowded Trousers.)

The guys have reimagined 5 of their earlier songs plus some of their favourite covers. (Doc Watson, Peter Cash, Buddy Holly, Steve Earle.

I think the song choices and covers are timely as the music world seems to be coming back to exactly what they’re offering.

Their sound is stripped down and focused. Nicely done for 40 years on the job and well over 1000 shows.

Andy and Josh are classic storytellers, one bouncing off the other, as old friends often do.

The Skydiggers

Mulligan Stew July 18th 2026-Stories & music from Muscle Shoals, Sun Studios, Bruce Springsteen and Bob Marley opening for each other

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July 18, 1953-

Truck Driver Elvis Presley walked into Sun  Records in Memphis and paid $3.98 to record two songs as a gift to his Mother.

A year later, on July 19, he was back at Sun Records,  recording That’s All Right and rock and roll was born.

Sun Records-Thats Alright-Elvis

Sun Records- That’s Alright- Elvis

July 18 1973, a yet-to-be-discovered Bruce Springsteen played four nights at Max’s Kansas City in NYC.

Opening for Bruce was the undiscovered  Bob Marley and the Wailers on their first North American Tour. They took turns opening for each other. Can you imagine???

We’ll help by playing Bruce, Bob and Elvis.

Wailers 'Eclipse' Springsteen at Max's Kansas City, NYC 1973

Wailers ‘Eclipse’ Springsteen at Max’s Kansas City, NYC 1973

New music from 

Dion & Paul Simon

Jesse Wells and Mt Joy

Second Hand Dream Car

Honey Bear, The Band

I’m with Her

Mumford and Sons

Allison Russell and Ruby Amanfu

Trampled by Turtles and Jeff Tweedy

Ruthie Foster

St Paul and the Broken Bones

Jesper Lindell and Frazey Ford

The Rolling Stones.

Leeroy Stagger

 

Classics from

Led Zeppelin

Wilson Pickett

Mike Farris

Linda Ronstadt

Paul Simon Live in Central Park

Screaming Jay Hawkins

And Lonnie Mack

 

Two hours of hand-picked – fully lived-in – music.  Memories included!!

Don’t forget the 50/50

 

CKUA 50 50 Play Now Image

 

PLAYLIST:

The Summer Stew (COMPLETE) Terry David Mulligan CKUA Radio
Land of 1000 Dances Wilson Pickett The exciting Wilson Pickett
Respect yourself Mike Farris Small town Big Sound
Here Mumford and sons Prizefighter (extended)
The Summer Stew (Partial) -Year 30 TDMulligan
Just like Saturday Allison Russell – Ruby Amanfu in the name of chaos
Jealous lover The Rolling Stones Foreign tongues
Ill be your baby tonight Linda Ronstadt Home Grooves
The Summer Stew – Year 30 Terry Mulligan coming up – new Ruthie Foster
Love is everywhere (beware) Trampled by Turtles and Jeff Tweedy single
TDMulligan Summer Stew for you
Just your fool Honeybear, the band Just your fool
That’s all right Ruthie Foster Mileage (deluxe)
Dean House and River Cafe Both on The Bow Creating Summer memories.
Treat me Right Elvis Elvis Gold
Sushi and Coca Cola St Paul and the broken bones Live at Southern Groove
Song for Same Cooke (here in America) Dion & Paul Simon Blues with Friends
Darlene Led Zeppelin Coda (deluxe)
The Stew – Year 30 Hour One TDM
Trying to live my life without you Jesper Lindell and Frazey Ford Royal
Hour Two of the Summer Stew Terry David Mulligan Year 30
Rosalita (come out tonight) Brucew Springsteen and the E Street Band Greetings from Asbury Park
Stir it up Bob Marley and the Wailers Catch a Fire
Have you ever seen the rain Jesse Wells and Mt Joy single
Summer Rain Leeroy Stagger Pilgrimage
Lies Eric Clapton and John Mayer The Breeze
Eight of Spades Second hand dream car Eight of Spades
Summer Stew – Year 30 -TDM CKUA RADIO
wild clear and blue I’m with Her Wild Clear and Blue
Diamonds on the soles of her shoes. (live) Paul Simon Live in Central Park 91
Coyotes Banff Supporting ckua for over 30 years we thank you
Mexicali Tremoloco Dulcinea
Freefallin’ Tom Petty Full Moon Fever
Thank you ALL Try the 5050 until Aug 5 Terry
Memphis Lonnie Mack The Wham of that Memphis Man
I put a spell on you Screaming jay Hawkins At home with Screaming Jay

EP 397 | Valerie June, Coming our way!

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An artist who blends Americana, folk, gospel, soul, and blues to create something she calls “organic moonshine roots music,” June grew up in western Tennessee, a part of the world where different musical traditions meet, something that is reflected in her special sound. She was raised in a musical family where everybody sang.
She is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who plays banjo, guitar, and ukulele. She’s also an author, a poet, and a certified mindfulness instructor who sees joy as something fierce, powerful, and radical—a form of resistance. She told The New Yorker, “I’m basically an ambassador for joy, and people are oftentimes like, ‘That’s so fake, you’re bypassing shit.’ But that’s not my truth. My truth is understanding the darkness and understanding the night and the hard times and choosing to be in a place of joy.”
“Valerie June has built a devoted following by ignoring expectations. She is simultaneously
rural and cosmopolitan, historically minded and contemporary, idiosyncratic and fashionable, mystical and down-to-earth.”
 — New York Times
Valerie June-Mulligan Stew Podcast

Valerie June

She’s playing some great shows and festivals, making stops:
July 16 – Toronto, ON – TD Music Hall
July 17 – Ottawa, ON – Ottawa Bluesfest
July 19 – Vancouver, BC – Vancouver Folk
July 22 – Edmonton, AB – Horowitz Theatre
July 23 – Calgary, AB – Calgary Folk
Valerie June-Owls, Omens and Oracles

Valerie June-Owls, Omens and Oracles

Valerie’s critically acclaimed sixth studio album, Owls, Omens and Oracles, came out last summer on Concord Records. It was produced by M Ward and included one of the best songs of 2025, “Joy Joy”!
Getting the courage to do something small
Lifting the spirits of all that you saw
Feeling the tiniest spark in your heart
Only an ember can light up the dark
Are you ready to see
A world where we could all be free
As branches of an endless tree?”
One of a kind and driven by writing songs of truth and justice.
We welcome back Valerie June.
TDM

Mulligan Stew July 4th 2026-The Sound of Three Birthdays

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These days in the summer calendar are always busy.

Canada’s Birthday July 1

USA Birthday July 4

 

I didn’t plan to split the playlist between both countries, but that’s the way it eventually turned out. Made sense as I went.

One tune was meant to follow another.

  

James Brown Live at The Apollo/Van Morrison

Valerie June/Annie Lennox

54.40/All Them Witches

Kris Kristofferson & Brandi Carlile/Joni Mitchell and Brandi Carlile.

Live Neil Young /Live The Band with Joni & Neil.

 

Hour Two

The Temptations / Bruce Springsteen

Dr John and BB King / Dion & Paul Simon

Sam Cooke & Paul Simon

Bonnie Raitt/Joe Bonamassa

Bob Dylan/ Yusef-Cat Stevens

 

Herbie Hancock & John Mayer

 

The third birthday was mine June 30.  My birthday gift was…

It’s a good life if you don’t weaken (live) The Tragically Hip (from new album)

 

Have a great Summer!! 

 

 

PLAYLIST:

The Summer Stew – Border Hopping Music from both sides of the Border Terry David Mulligan
I’ll go crazy (live) James Brown and the Famous Flames Live at The Apollo
These dreams van morrison Moondance
All I really want to do Valerie June Owls, Omens and Oracles
Waiting in vain Annie Lennox Medusa
Ocean Pearl (live) 54.4 Live at El Mocambo
Terry Mulligan Mulligan Stew Year 30
Saturn Song All them Witches House of Mirrors
New Summer 50/50 launched at CKUA Good Luck
A case of you (live) Kris Kristofferson and Brandi Carlile Joni 75 Birthday
Both sides now (live) Joni Mitchell and Brandi Carlile etc Live at Newport Folk Fest
Long may you run (live) Neil Young Unplugged
Acadian Driftwood (live) The Band and ‘The Canadians’ The Last Waltz (deluxe)
Deane House – River Cafe The Summer Stew July 4 TDMulligan
It’s a good life if you don’t weaken (live) The Tragically Hip Live July 22 – Aug 20 2016
The Summer Stew July 4 TDMulligan CKUA Radio
Papa was a rolling stone The Temptations 20th Century Masters
4th of July Asbury Park (sandy) Bruce Springsteen The wild, innocent and the E Street Shuffle
There must be a better world somewhere Dr John and BBKing Deuces Wild
Song for Sam Cooke (Here in America) Dion and Paul Simon blues with friends
Change is gonna come Sam Cooke Best of
America (live) Paul Simon Live in Central Park
The Stew Year 30 -TDMulligan Donor supported CKUA
Things have changed (live) Bob Dylan Tell tale signs Vol 8 LIve 2000
TDM The Summer Stew Year 30 don’t forget 50/50
Come to me Bonnie Raitt Luck of the draw
Peace Train (live) Yusef/Cat Stevens Live from USA
Coyotes Banff supporting ckua for over 30 years We thank them
Bullfrog Blues (live) Joe Bonamassa Spirit of Rory live in Cork
Thanks for listening and DONATING Terry
Stitched up Herbie Hancock and John Mayer Possibilities

EP 396 | John Skinner, co-founder & Lauren Skinner  Managing Director of Painted Rock

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We welcome John Skinner (Co-founder)  and Lauren Skinner, managing director of Painted Rock (Skaha).

Painted Rock is a family winery.

From Day One, it was John and Trish Skinner following their dreams of making world-class wines. Up on Skaha Bench in the Okanagan Falls area. Then came  Valeria Tait,  with her wine-making smarts, suggesting where to plant the vineyards and how to lay the rows out. (John speaks of this )

Since its first vintage in 2009, Painted Rock has been making the world-class wines they dreamed about, led by a sensational Bordeaux blend called Red Icon. In 2020, it was named one of  Decanter Magazine’s Wines of the Year.

John Skinner

“When we set out to build a generational family winery from the ground up, we had one simple goal in mind: to craft the highest quality wines from our estate vineyard and help raise the profile of Canadian wine on the world stage. It has been over 20 years since this journey began, and we couldn’t be prouder of how far we’ve come.”

The Skinner Family

Following 15 years of sales and marketing at the winery,  Lauren Skinner Buksevics is now the managing director of Painted Rock Estate and has been asked to guide the family legacy.

She is also on the Board of Directors for Wine Growers of BC.  Here’s a recent post:

“Our wineries create jobs, drive tourism, support agriculture, and contribute to rural economies across British Columbia. With the right policies and partnership, we can do even more.”

Lauren also states, “We seek a true national wine market  where  every region can buy the others.”

“Canada’s wine industry already contributes  10 billion dollars to our economy. Imagine if we could unlock our full potential”

 

John and Lauren Skinner take us through the following new releases from Painted Rock 

Estate Winery

Our Story – Painted Rock

Trish, John and Lauren Skinner

 

2025 Rose   Notes of citrus and strawberry, herbs, cranberry

2025 Rosé

71% Syrah, 15% Malbec, 9% Petit Verdot, 5% Cab Franc

Created through direct press.

 

2025 Chardonnay  80% French  20% Malo

2025 Chardonnay

Wonderful tropical notes and acidity/minerality ( 3 cases left)

 

2023 Syrah

Much smaller harvest .18 months in new French and American oak.

2022 Red Icon

2022 Red Icon

Dark berries, spice, glorious finish.  49% Merlot, 11% Syrah 16% Cab %12 Malbec 9% Petit Verdot  3% Cab Franc.

World Class Winemaking.

 

(Currently pouring in the tasting room: 2022 Merlot, Malbec, Cab Frank  2021 Red Icon)

 

Let me leave you with another Lauren Skinner Buksevics comment 

“Wine-loving Canadians across the country will see these wines featured and recommended… then discover they cannot find many of them on shelves or legally order them to their homes.  Meanwhile, when international wines receive the same attention, they are already sitting on shelves across Canada because imported wines move through our domestic market more easily than Canadian wines do.”

“Think about how backwards that is.”

www.paintedrock.ca

www.winebc.com

 

Mulligan Stew June 27th 2026-From Doc Pomus to requested kick ass Canadian female singers! Turn it UP!!

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This week, the  Stew has two donor hours.

The first hour celebrates the birth of Doc Pomus, one of the all-time great songwriters who helped shape popular music.

He wrote hits for The Drifters, Ray Charles, Elvis and many more.

We start with Lonely Ave (Ray Charles), Young Boy Blues (Robert Plant and The  Honey Drippers), A Mess of blues (Elvis), and a song Doc  Pomus wrote to his bride  at their  wedding reception, and  because he was in a wheelchair,  due to polio,  he wrote   Save the Last Dance for me (The Drifters)

Classics from Rickie Lee Jones and Otis Redding. New music from Joe Bonamassa, Second-Hand Dream Car./

Hour Two donor asked for “kick-ass” Canadian female singers from the mid-80s to mid-90’s.

We start with Heart Live at Kennedy Centre Honours and Stairway to Heaven for honorees Led Zeppelin.
Joni Live, k.d.lang, Alanis Morissette, Susan Aglukark, Jann Arden, and Janis Joplin Live at McMann Stadium for the Festival Express.

And finally, an Ian Hunter Song for a listener in Scotland.

Happy Canada Day !!!!

 

Mulligan Stew HOUR ONE (A) Terry Mulligan CKUA
save the last dance for me The Drifters Save the last dance for me
Lonely Avenue Ray Charles Yes Indeed
Young boy blues Robert Plant and Honeydrippers Honey Drippers Vol 1
A mess of blues Elvis Presley Elvis Gold Records
Mulligan Stew Hour One TDMulligan -Year 30
Treat her Right (live) Joe Bonamassa Spirit of Rory
My hometown Nathaniel Rateliff Lovers
The Stew – TDM Next – The Highwomen -Live
Always on my mind (live) The Highwomen Live from The Gorge
Deane House River Cafe Mulligan Stew
Save your soul Kathleen Edwards Billionaire
Weasle and the white boy cool Rickie Lee Jones Rickie Lee Jones
Dock of the Bay Otis Redding Best of
The Summer Stew Hour One Terry David Mulligan Year 30
eight of spades Second hand dream car eight of spades
Hour One of The Summer Stew CKUA Radio -Donor Supported
Bird on a Wire (live) Tedeschi Trucks Band (Rita Coolidge and Doyle Bramhall) Live at LOCKN’
Hello Josephine Fats Domino Best of Fats
Mulligan Stew HOUR TWO Terry Mulligan CKUA
Stairway to Heaven (live) Heart Live at Kennedy Centre Honors
Coyote (live) Joni Mitchell Shadows and Light
A case of you k.d.lang Hymns of the 49th Parallel
The Summer Stew TDMulligan Year 30
roots and wings The Wallflowers exit wounds
Head over Feet Alanis Morrissette Live unplugged
I can’t win Bros. Landreth Stol Sessions
Coyotes Banff THE place in Banff The Summer Stew
Old records never die Ian Hunter Short – back and sides
Stand up Susan Aglukark This Child
TDM The Stew Year 30
Good Mother Jann Arden Living under June
The Summer Stew Terry Mulligan CKUA
Move Over (live) Janis Joplin & Full Tilt Boogie Pearl (Deluxe)Live at McMann Stadium